*UPDATE* University Mountain Tower Remediation - LPGBS Design
Solicitation from FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION • TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF. Place of performance: MT. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 237130 • PSC Z2BG.
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Description
The contract scope includes the following tasks:
1. Implement guy wire tensioning, including any minor repairs needed to achieve proper and
uniform tension.
2. Install Lightning protection systems.
3. Corrosion abatement on tower and guy system.
4. Install industry designed mounting hardware for proper transmission line support.
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The FAA has issued a solicitation for the University Mountain Tower Remediation, requiring specialized services such as guy wire tensioning and installation of lightning protection systems. The response deadline for this opportunity is February 19, 2026. This project is classified under PSC Z2BG and NAICS 237130, indicating it is related to construction and remediation services.
The buyer seeks to implement essential remedial tasks on the University Mountain Tower, including guy wire tension adjustments, installation of lightning protection, corrosion abatement, and hardware installation for transmission support.
- Companies with experience in tower remediation and maintenance.
- Contractors specialized in corrosion protection and electrical systems.
- SBA-certified small businesses capable of managing similar construction projects.
- Implement guy wire tensioning and make minor repairs as needed.
- Install lightning protection systems on the tower.
- Conduct corrosion abatement on tower and guy systems.
- Install industry-designed mounting hardware for proper transmission line support.
- Complete technical proposal addressing all scope items.
- Provide company profile and relevant experience.
- Include proof of SBA certification if applicable.
- Submit safety records and compliance documentation.
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- Ensure compliance with FAA safety regulations and standards.
- Adhere to SBA set-aside requirements for eligibility.
- Consider competitive pricing relative to previous contracts for similar services.
- Include contingency for potential repairs during implementation.
- Partner with experienced subcontractors specializing in tower work and lightning protection systems.
- Engage local firms for materials and repairs to align with FAA requirements.
- Potential delays in sourcing materials for tower remediation.
- Underestimating the extent of corrosion or repairs needed.
- Compliance with regulatory requirements for FAA projects.
- What are the specific FAA safety regulations affecting this project?
- What are the potential additional repairs that may arise once the project begins?
- Can the FAA provide historical data on previous work done on the University Mountain Tower?
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- Details on the specific location for performance, University Mountain Tower's location.
- Exact start and end dates for the period of performance are not provided.
- Information on previous contracts or estimates for similar tasks is unavailable.
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